Question

question 7
chinas civil war was fought between the nationalist party (kmt) led by chiang kai - shek and the ____ led by ____

• democratic party; mao zedong
• republican party; sun yat - sen
• communist party; mao zedong
• socialist party; sun yat - sen

question 8
what happened in china after world war ii ended?

• chinas civil war ended with a truce between the kmt and communist party and the partition of china
• chinas civil war resumed and ended with the establishment of the communist peoples republic of china.
• chinas civil war resumed and the kmt were victorious
• chinas civil war ended but the soviets and americans invaded china and divided china between north and south

Explanation:

China's Civil War (post-WWII) was fought between the Nationalist Party (KMT) led by Chiang Kai-shek and the Communist Party of China (CPC) led by Mao Zedong. The other options are incorrect: the Democratic Party is not the opposing force, the Republican Party and Sun Yat-sen (founder of KMT, not a civil war leader) are irrelevant, and the Socialist Party is not the key party in this conflict.

After WWII, the truce between KMT and CPC broke down, resuming the civil war. The CPC won, establishing the People's Republic of China in 1949. The KMT retreated to Taiwan. Other options are wrong: no truce/partition, KMT was defeated, no Soviet/American invasion dividing China.

Answer:

Communist Party; Mao Zedong